California Economy Problems Contributing To Inland Empire Growth While the California economy continues a gradual pace of recovery, one of the regions hit hardest by the Great Recession is kicking back. Although much of California is still treading water to stay afloat with the strength of the dollar having a negative impact on agricultural Read More
Predictions Show Builders’ Purchasing Power On The Rise
March 27, 2015 / Category: Featured Land, General Articles
Builders To Purchase More Land In 2015 In 2015, numbers show that builders will be stepping up land purchases. These actions will inherently contribute to the overall growth of the economy, as once land is purchased development can jumpstart. Compiled is all the must-know information regarding this increase in builder power and how it may affect Read More
Adelanto Solar Plant Creating Job Growth & Energy Efficiency
March 24, 2015 / Category: General Articles
Adelanto Solar Plant Contributes to Job Growth The City of Adelanto and Clean Focus are excited to announce that the 3.75-megawatt solar project is up and running! The Adelanto Solar Plant contributes to job growth in San Bernardino County, meaning this project’s completion is extremely beneficial to the overall local economy. This solar panel Read More
Railway Improvements In Barstow Contribute To Growth
March 18, 2015 / Category: General Articles
Railway Replacing 22,000 Ties Between Barstow and Cajon Pass BNSF Railway has announced a recent 2015 capital program in efforts to enhance safety by means of capacity improvements. This project is expected to cost about $141 million as improvements are conducted throughout California. BNSF Railway is replacing 22,000 ties between Barstow and the Read More
Mother Road Continues To Attract Visitors To Barstow
March 24, 2015 / Category: General Articles
Route 66 Continues To Impress Locals & Tourists Even though it is not the only connecting highway anymore, Route 66 continues to draw in visitors and travelers from across the globe. As its 2,448 miles connects Chicago, Missouri, Kansas, Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Arizona, and California, Route 66 is known for its nostalgia and rich history. Read More